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GA-00611 1950-08-15 De Locomotief rel B

'Zij mochten niet meedoen: 17 Augustus is een rouwdag' (17 August is a day of mourning)

'They were not allowed to take part': 17 August is a day of mourning

De Locomotief, 15 Aug 1950 (Aneta): SOBSI, Rukun Tani, a youth front, PRRI and the women's organisation GERWIS form a committee to commemorate the 'People's Proclamation of 17 August 1945', declaring 17 August 1950 a day of mourning because the RTC-style unitary state buries the 1945 republic. They protest the ban on b

GA-00628 1953-07-29 De Locomotief rel B

Salatiga: Nationaal comité van actie (Salatiga: National action committee)

Salatiga: national action committee formed

De Locomotief, 29 July 1953: Salatiga branches of SOBSI, BTI, PPDI, Pemuda Rakjat and Gerwis jointly convene a meeting of 35 organisations and parties, which forms a national action committee and decides to send an open letter to Sukarno urging implementation of parliament's decisions and action against Darul Islam and

GA-00634 1954-07-29 De Locomotief rel A

Conferentie Gerwani (Gerwani conference, Salatiga)

Gerwani conference in Salatiga on implementing congress decisions

De Locomotief, 29 July 1954: the Salatiga branch of Gerwani, with Central Java provincial delegates and BTI, SOBSI and women's organisation representatives, discusses implementing the latest congress decisions. Sub-branches will be set up in every subdistrict capital. Gerwani fields no candidates in the elections but i

GA-00647 1955-08-12 De Locomotief rel B

Tegen samenstelling nieuw kabinet (Against the composition of the new cabinet)

Against the composition of the new cabinet: Semarang meeting rejects Burhanuddin cabinet

De Locomotief, 12 Aug 1955: a Semarang provincial meeting of mass and women's organisations rejects the new Burhanuddin cabinet and demands an all-party cabinet and elections on schedule. A five-person delegation to Jakarta represents workers (SOBSI), youth, women (Gerwani), peasants and ex-fighters. Shows Gerwani as t